Filters¶
- class ptsa.data.filters.MorletWaveletFilter(freqs, width=5, output=('power', 'phase'), verbose=True, cpus=1, output_dim='output', complete=True)¶
Applies a Morlet wavelet transform to a time series, returning the power and phase spectra over time.
Changed in version 2.0.6: Return type is now a
TimeSeries
to conform with other filter types.- Parameters:
freqs (np.ndarray) – The frequencies to use in the decomposition
- Keyword Arguments:
width (int) – The width of the wavelet (default: 5)
output (Union[Iterable[str], str]) – A string or a list of strings containing power, phase, and/or complex (default:
['power', 'phase']
)verbose (bool) – Print out the wavelet parameters (default: False)
cpus (int) – Number of threads to use when computing the transform (default: 1).
output_dim (str) – Name of the output dimension when returning both power and phase (default:
'output'
)complete (bool) – Use complete Morlet wavelets with a zero mean, which is required for power and phase accuracy with small wavelet widths. The frequency is kept consistent with standard Morlet wavelets. (default: True)
- filter(timeseries)¶
Apply the constructed filter.
- class ptsa.data.filters.MorletWaveletFilterCpp¶
The same as ptsa.data.filters.MorletWaveletFilter, except it utilizes a C++ thread pool to parallelize the computations.
Additional keyword arguments:
cpus (int) - The number of threads to launch
- class ptsa.data.filters.ButterworthFilter(freq_range, order=4, filt_type='stop')¶
Applies Butterworth filter to a time series.
- Keyword Arguments:
timeseries – TimeSeries object
order – Butterworth filter order
freq_range (list-like) – Array [min_freq, max_freq] describing the filter range
versionchanged: (..) – 2.0: Parameter “time_series” was renamed to “timeseries”.
- filter(timeseries)¶
Applies Butterwoth filter to input time series and returns filtered
TimeSeries
object.- Returns:
filtered – The filtered time series
- Return type:
- class ptsa.data.filters.ResampleFilter(resamplerate, round_to_original_timepoints=False, time_axis_name='time')¶
Resample a time series to a new sample rate.
- Parameters:
resamplerate (float) – new sampling frequency
round_to_original_timepoints (bool) – Flag indicating if timepoints from original time axis should be reused after proper rounding. Defaults to False
time_axis_name (str) – Name of the time axis.
versionchanged: (..) – 2.0: Parameter “time_series” was renamed to “timeseries”. Parameter “time_axis_index” was removed; the time axis is assumed to be named “time”
- filter(timeseries)¶
Resample a time series.
- Returns:
resampled – resampled time series with sampling frequency set to resamplerate
- Return type: